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A point-of-care (poc) amperometric device for selective arsenic sensing Download PDF

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WO2021245689A3
WO2021245689A3 PCT/IN2021/050496 IN2021050496W WO2021245689A3 WO 2021245689 A3 WO2021245689 A3 WO 2021245689A3 IN 2021050496 W IN2021050496 W IN 2021050496W WO 2021245689 A3 WO2021245689 A3 WO 2021245689A3
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Thalappil Pradeep
Sourav KANTI JANA
Kamalesh Chaudhari
Md Rabiul Islam
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The present invention relates to a new device for selective arsenic sensing usingelectrochemically reduced graphene oxide (ERGO) based reusable flexible electrode strip.Active electrode of the device was prepared by a very simple method in which the thin film ofgraphene oxide (GO) was reduced electrochemically at a low DC potential (0 to -1.5 V). Thesaid device selectively detects As3+ in field water sample within a wide range of concentrationswith a limit of detection of less than 25 ppb. More importantly, the selectivity of the electrode isindependent of conductivity and TDS levels of measured field water samples which werecollected from various parts of India. Selective detection of As3+ by ERGO was controlled byoptimizing the surface electronic conductivity through structural modification of it duringelectroreduction process.
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